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| | | Human Resources "It's clear that the cloud has already helped transform the Human Resources function," writes Profit editor-in-chief Aaron Lazenby. "So what's next?"
In the magazine's February issue, Oracle experts and customers explore trends that will help HR leadership secure a strategic position in the enterprise and keep your employees happy and engaged, including how to use artificial intelligence to strengthen your organization. Here are the highlights. |  |
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| It's Hard to Be the Boss "You have to embrace the discomfort. Ask somebody for some criticism, and then just shut up for six seconds. It's an incredibly long time in a conversation."
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| |  | Highlights from the February issue -
Healthy Infrastructure Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center replaces an outdated HCM and ERP system with an Oracle cloud solution that will carry it into the future. Industrial Revolution Innovative software and data analytics are helping GE Digital turn industry upside down. More Human How AI and machine learning can help personalize and optimize HR, according to Reggie Bradford, senior vice president of product development at Oracle.
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Oracle HCM World presents an agenda led by customers, just like you, who have experienced similar challenges and who will offer interesting customer led stories and use case studies for real life applications. |
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